Sending Sticks

[nphockey21 0]

Just need some help on ways to send 9 sticks by USPS. i have send up to 3 before by wrapping them in bubble, or cardboard boxes but im struggling with 9. I could do 3 packages of 3, but any ideas?

[english15x 3]

bubble wrap, garbage bags and tape.

[Hradsky 1]

Hmm, either a big box or just wrap 9 of them up together?

Perhaps three packages of three, then wrap the 3 packages together.

[furlanitalia 1]

Brown shipping paper. And I like the ideas of wrapping up three packs of three then putting them together. We used to get all our sticks delivered in threes when I worked at (how embarrassing) sportcheck.

[$m0k3 0]

bubble wrap, garbage bags and tape.

I agree, this is exactly what i use.

[dangle 0]

cut them in half..

[TBLfan 25]

cut them in half..

Dude, don't be an ass. He's looking for help.

First you need to build a time machine, then you need to travel to a time when the star trek transporter really exists. Then, this is important... You need to travel back to this time, not the current time which would be however many months after now that it takes you to build the time machine. I hope this helps.

[shotty 7]

it's pretty sound advice, with one exception: when you're travelling through time, you're not actually "gone" so when you return from your time travel it would be as though you never left (no time passed)

[TBLfan 25]

it's pretty sound advice, with one exception: when you're travelling through time, you're not actually "gone" so when you return from your time travel it would be as though you never left (no time passed)

Not if you're time traveling as an outside, clone of yourself. Seriously, think it through, ugh.

[shotty 7]

get realistic. clones don't exist.

[TBLfan 25]

get realistic. clones don't exist.

How do you explain the following:

Obviously clones.

Now we just need the technology to clone and send that clone to travel in time. I wish we still had the technology they used in "Back to the Future."

[gxc999 7]

Serious answer- USPS Priority Intl to Canada limit is 100 combined dimensional inches. If you can find a really deep box (no, that's not what he said), you can probably fit 9 sticks in it and send it as 1 shipment.